A High Court action over the breeding of falcons has gone to mediation in a bid to resolve the dispute.

A dispute over the breeding of falcons between an Abu Dabhi-based businessman and two people living in Co. Wicklow has come before the High Court.

An online car hire business fears it will go out of business because the Dublin Airport Authority (DAA) won't allow it to pick up its customers at the airport, the High Court has heard

The High Court has granted orders permitting the examiner of seven companies controlled by Galway businessman Gerry Barrett to enter into an agreement with an investor.

Revenue recouped just over €11m from 76 tax settlements during the final three months of 2016.

A model, a disgraced ex-judge and a restaurateur are among those to have been hit with big fines and bills by the taxman.

The Audi Dublin International Film Festival was one of the best of recent years, writes Esther McCarthy

The High Court has confirmed the appointment of an examiner to the firm constructing a biomass-fuelled power plant in Co Mayo.

A High Court judge has granted temporary High Court injunctions compelling former winners of Ireland’s Fittest Family on RTÉ to hand over possession of their Co Cork farm to bank-appointed receivers, writes Aodhan O’Faolain.

The appointment of an examiner to the department store chain, Debenhams Retail (Ireland) Ltd, has been confirmed by the High Court.

Celebrating the art and the craft of writing annually in Ireland’s oldest city, the Waterford Writer’s Weekend kicks off this week.

An interim examiner has been appointed by the High Court to exploration company Petroceltic and two related companies.

Businesswoman and former Dragons’ Den investor Sarah Newman was recently adjudicated bankrupt in the UK, the Commercial Court has heard.

Plans have been put in train to link events to commemorate the Waterford birth of 1848 leader and subsequent American Civil War veteran Thomas Francis Meagher and the 1916 centenary commemorations.

An aircraft maintenance firm employing 235 workers at Shannon is unable to meet its debts because of the economic difficulties currently being experienced in Russia and by its Russian parent company, the High Court was told yesterday.

State-owned AIB is on its way back to privatisation after the Commercial Court approved its application to reduce its share capital by €5bn.

The joint administrators of Quinn Insurance Limited (QIL) want the High Court to approve the transfer of 5,000 health policies to a subsidiary of one of the world’s biggest insurance providers Swiss Re.

Four former directors of Pierse Contracting, once Ireland’s third-largest building contractor, are men of honesty and integrity who believed they were acting responsibly in allowing the firm to continue trading beyond 2009, the High Court has been told.

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The Supreme Court has cleared the way for implementation of a survival scheme for key companies of construction giant SIAC after dismissing a last-minute challenge by the Polish Roads Authority to the scheme.

A last-minute challenge to court approval for a survival scheme for key companies in construction giant SIAC has placed the companies and the jobs of 219 employees “in peril”, the Supreme Court was told yesterday.

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A dispute between property developer David Agar and his former business partner and close friend George Tracey over the ownership of stock in an investment fund, has come before the High Court.

A judge has refused to sanction a €500m reduction in Aer Lingus group’s capital reserves to pay dividends to shareholders unless the airline makes provision for potential legal claims resulting from the €930m deficit in the Aer Lingus pension schemes.

A businessman and his wife whose main bedroom window overlooks a “hermit-like” enclosed order of nuns have been told by a judge to block it up.

A Dublin businessman and his wife, whose main bedroom window overlooks a “hermit-like” enclosed order of nuns, have been told by a judge to block it up.

A provisional liquidator was yesterday appointed by the High Court to logistics company Flancare Clonmel Distribution Ltd, which employs more than 200 people.

An interim examiner has been appointed to the group operating the Brooks, Heat Merchants and Tubs and Tiles businesses.

The operators of the Cork to Swansea ferry service were unable to secure the investment required to ensure its survival, the High Court heard yesterday.

The operators of Cork Swansea ferry service have been unable to secure the investment required to ensure its survival, the High Court heard.

A High Court judge has agreed to further extend court protection for the companies operating the Cork-Swansea ferry service to allow for finalisation of a survival scheme.

ELEVEN companies in the McSweeney pharmacy group, employing 95 people in Ireland, have urged the High Court to confirm examinership while a survival scheme is finalised.

THE National Assets Management Agency (NAMA) has told the High Court it has “no current intention” to sell properties in Britain and Ireland of developer David Daly over which it has appointed receivers.

FORMER Kilkenny hurler DJ Carey and his partner, Sarah Newman, have been ordered to repay almost €9.5 million to AIB.

HURLING legend DJ Carey and his partner, businesswoman Sarah Newman, have consented at the Commercial Court to a judgment for more than €9 million each against them in favour of AIB Mortgage Bank arising from loans and guarantees of each other’s liabilities.

CELEBRATIONS marking the first appearance of the Irish tricolour in 1848 will be taking place in March in the city where the flag was originally unveiled.

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AN €89.9 million summary judgment order entered against a Laois businessman in favour of Anglo Irish Bank is believed to be the largest judgment against an individual by the Commercial Court.

ANGLO Irish Bank, which is owed some €50 million by Galway businessman John Sweeney owned companies, is opposing survival schemes proposed by a High Court- appointed examiner for two companies in his insolvent Black Shore group.

BANK of Ireland has said it has “significant concerns” that a Cork property developer it is pursuing for €8.9 million over unpaid loans has transferred some 13 properties to his wife.

DERRY CITY extended their lead in the First Division following this deserved north-west derby victory over Finn Harps at the Brandywell.